Work with the Izula

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[texastonydobbs]

Thank you for sharing..... Look at the lil' Ant go !!!

 

[Jean J. Lautréamont]

"OMG watch out! If you use your blade on the firesteel it will ruin you edge!!!!"




:d "A funny"...

 

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[Recon1]

So watchya cookin'?

 

[Silent1]

Dandelion roots and some other crap. ill got to get used to the taste

half of the upper spine is sharpened - my egde is not ruined.
I was using wedges for splitting the wood.
I have uploaded videos on this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6faN2yA2zE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGrUm4wULdc&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-WuP-xYlnc&feature=channel

You might call what iam doing abuse - but what you see in the videos has been done many times for many hours - also on a trip to Norway in a remote area (and some others places). Its only abuse to the coating

There are so many unboxing and tabletop videos on the izula - videos of this kind was lacking (IMO)

 

[Silent1]

the green stuff is might call "Ground-elder" in english but dosent look like it (wikipedia.org)

the latin name is: Aegopodium podagraria (which is the same name for both "types")
there might be some subspecies

this is how the plant looks like in Denmark
http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skvalderkål

its a pest plant thats impossible to remove completely for garden owners - but its edible and can be used in salads, soups og what ever.

 

[JV3]

good vids. thanks! definitely no abuse there.

 

[Silent1]

good vids. thanks! definitely no abuse there.

thank You

 

[Shotgun]

Cool pics. It looked like a fun outing. Were you flying solo?

 

[xtestifyx]

Very very nice. The spine of the Izula also had no trouble destroying your baton!

 

[styx]

That little bugger just craved for more from what I see

 

[52100]

You might call what iam doing abuse - but what you see in the videos has been done many times for many hours - also on a trip to Norway in a remote area (and some others places). Its only abuse to the coating

There are so many unboxing and tabletop videos on the izula - videos of this kind was lacking (IMO)

I agree 100%. Tabletop reviews are often filled with phrases such as "this should be really good for," because the knife hasn't been outside yet. Not in your case! Great job.

 

[eloreno]

Dandelion roots and some other crap. ill got to get used to the taste

half of the upper spine is sharpened - my egde is not ruined.
I was using wedges for splitting the wood.
I have uploaded videos on this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6faN2yA2zE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGrUm4wULdc&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-WuP-xYlnc&feature=channel

You might call what iam doing abuse - but what you see in the videos has been done many times for many hours - also on a trip to Norway in a remote area (and some others places). Its only abuse to the coating

There are so many unboxing and tabletop videos on the izula - videos of this kind was lacking (IMO)

You are so right. Thanks for the videos, now everyone can see what this little knife is really capable of!! :thumbup:

 

[luckykitty]

Great videos, thanks for sharing.

 

[slimshaneee]

This thread should be titled "art with the izula!" Nice

 

[xxl1982]

That Izula looks awesome...great to see knives that are actually used.

 

[mechtec]

I really like your video's, great job!!

 

[jarost]

Excellent! You're absolutely spot on about tabletop reviews vs usage reviews. Thanks for posting both the review vids as well as the pics.